St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

aeifer, by imported Wild Eyes lie Grand
and Constance of the Manor Y. 90; and
Sl.025, paid by j. G. Gray. of Elk River,
Mimi, for Empress of Darlington. a
red four-year- heifer, by. Thirty
fourth Duke of Airdore and imported
Bathbury Countess Darlington.
Some of the purchasers and stock
raisers present were: Col. w. S. King,
and III. f. Brown, of Minneapolis; ex-
Gov. Gilman, ID. +. Searles and Frank
Tolman, of st. Cloud; Francis Davis
and George Zimmerman, Red Wing:
Col. G. A. De Graft, GAINESVILLE; G. M.
Ramsey, Stevens county; E. d. Childs,
CrOokstOn; John Anderson, Eagle Lake;
William Mcintyre, WATERFOWL, Oak. !;
III. E. Hoard, Montevideo; Capt. A. A.
West Liberty, Ia; E. f. Drake and
Springer Harbaugh. st. Paul: Isaac
Staples, Saltwater; Wilcox and Liggett,
Benson; Luke Stannard, Taylor's Falls;
Joseph Wrabeck, New Prague; e. III.
Chamberlain, Beaver, Ia: J. S. Smith,
Eau Claire. Wis.,; II. G. Randall, Man.
kato; w. II. Bavers, Peuryn, CAL; j.
f. NOrrish, Hastings. Col. j. w. Judy.
of Tallula, H., was the auctioneer, and
obtained every dollar possible for the
owners of the stock for those present
The amount realized from the sale ag-
gregated nearly $4,000, and the aver
age for the herd of sixty Shorthorns dis
posed of was about S235 each.
Throughout the sale the bidding was
spirited. and there was great deal of
the heiferS, which in most cases sold
better than the more mature cows and
young bulls.
THE SALES %
The names of the heifers, purchasers
and prices paid were as follows:
Lonanof Meadow Lawn, f. +. Drake, 81 20.
Lonan of Meadow Lawn 3D. j. NJ. Sco-ille,
S115.
S145.
Miss Wiley SD, J. G. Gray, S145.
Miss Wiley 4Sth, Francis Davis $3.50.
Nellnm of Meadow Lawn, J. G; Gray; $205.
North Oaks Acomb, j. T. Norrish, 1885.
Amelia Sd, j. G. Gray. S16O.
Ruby of North Oaks +. Davis, 1885.
Rose of North Oaks, f. Davis, 1926.
Duchess of Clarence of Meadow Lawn and
COW calf, c. A. Gilman, S165.
Duchess of Clarence of Meadow Lawn ID,
j. ID. Gray, Sl10.
Empress of Darlington. j. G. GRAY, 81, OPS.
Winsome Duchess W. s. King 800.
Wild Eyes of Browndale 9TH, II. F. Brown,
Belle of Worcester 4th, W. T. Bowers, Sl75.
London Duchess, of Meadow Lawn, 4tE,
j. G. Gray, S155.
London s Ds%osdhess' of Fairview, Sd, John
London Duchess, of Meadow Lawn, 5th,
j. G. Gray, S125.
North Oaks Star, Francis Davis S235.
Imported Belle, of North Oaks, Francis
Davis, $500.
Imported Cinderella, of North Oaks, Will
cox Liggett, 1910.
Constance, of Meadow Lawn, Sd, W. s.
King, $500.
Tenth Constance of the Manor, w. S. King,
SLIGO.
Constance, of Meadow Lawn, I'd, W. S.
King, $500.
Constance, of Meadow Lawn, W. S. King,
S400.
Oakland Moss Rose, 9th, E. F. Drake,
$3.50.
Durema, of Meadow Lawn, j. G. Gray,
S1O5.
Cordelianna, D. Anderson, S1s5.
Marchioness, 5th, C. E. Prentiss. S4O5.
Jessie Goldfnder, E. F. Drake. S195.
Cherry Countess, j. s. Smith. S165.
British Lady 9th, Isaac Staples, S165.
Britannia, %. George Zimmerman, $50.
Imported Miriam. Wilcox d Lggett, S165.
Miriam, of Meadow Lawn, Wilcox & Lig-
gett. $50.
Maid, rof Meadow Lawn, Isaac Staples,
$500.
Maid of Meadow Lawn, 9Th, George Him.
$3.50.
Georgiapa. of North Cakes, 18th, D. An
derson, S195.
Glitter, Luke Stannare, Sis.
Gladness. Isaac Staples, S155.
Dora Of Waterloo. f. f. Drake S145
Flora of Blockhurst, 4th, Isaac Staples,
5000.
Flora of North Oaks, Isaac Staples, $500
Flora of North Oaks, I'd, Isaac Staples,
S145.
Moss Rose, Luke Stannard. S165.
Rosabella, 9Th, and bull calf, Z. f. Drake,
$500.
Jennie, of North Oaks Isaac Staples, S155.
Louisa, of Waterloo, Frank Tolman, S130.
Red Rose, Isaac Staples. $50.
There were nine young bulls ranging from
two years down to ten months sold and they
were as follows:
Royal Mason. George Hammelman. S155.
London Duke, of Meadow Lawn, 9TH, H. C..
Randall, S135.
Col Craddock. John Anderson, $780,
Mazurka's Hillhurst, Frank TOlman, S155.
Roam Prince, j. S. Smith, S130.
Bell, Duke of North Oaks, 4th, E. ii.
Chamberlain, $3.50.
Rinaldo. A. A. Arnold, SIS.
Lad of Meadow Lawn A. A. Arnold, $50.
Total S14,540.
Cattle raisers present were of the
opinion that good prices were obtained
by the owners and the stock for sale
was in the finest condition, there being
but one lame animal in the herd, a
matured cow that had been injured
about the hoof in same manner, but
nothing serious was anticipated. Rep
resentatives of farmers journals We're
present from Chicago, st. Paul and
other cities of the Northwest and they
voted the sale most encouraging and
successful one.